Micropolis AI Robotics completed a one‑month pilot program at an ARAMCO oil refinery and the Riyadh national power station, demonstrating the company’s autonomous ground vehicles can navigate complex industrial and critical‑infrastructure environments. The pilot confirmed off‑road mechanical performance, autonomous navigation, L‑band radio communications, and AI system functionality under real‑world conditions.
Following the pilot, Micropolis received a new Letter of Intent from its Saudi partner QSS Robotics for 270 additional robots, on top of a previously issued 500‑unit LOI. The combined 770‑unit volume is non‑binding, but it signals strong market interest and represents a potential multi‑quarter revenue stream that could grow into recurring software and support contracts over several years.
Micropolis remains unprofitable, reporting a trailing‑twelve‑month loss of $6.20 million on revenue of $42.5 k as of June 30 2025, and holding $4.2 million in cash and equivalents. The 770‑unit LOI therefore offers a significant upside to the company’s cash flow profile, providing a foundation for scaling its edge‑computing autonomous platform in the Middle East while the firm continues to invest in product development and market expansion.
The deal aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which prioritizes automation and security technology in critical infrastructure. By securing a large potential order from the Ministry of Interior, Micropolis positions itself as a key partner for the kingdom’s security modernization program, potentially opening additional opportunities across the region and reinforcing the company’s strategy to generate recurring revenue from mission‑critical deployments.
Investor sentiment has been positive following the announcement, building on a series of prior gains tied to earlier LOIs and pilot successes. The company’s CEO, Fareed Aljawhari, emphasized that the pilot “reinforces the reliability of Micropolis robots in real‑world operations,” while QSS Robotics’ CEO, Dr. Elie Metri, noted that the additional order reflects confidence in the integrated solution’s performance.
The announcement underscores Micropolis’s growing footprint in the Middle East and its ability to secure large, high‑impact contracts that can drive long‑term revenue growth, even as the company works to achieve profitability through continued cost discipline and strategic investments.
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